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Xinjiang blog, Xinjiang musicPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, April 5, 2006 6:08 PM
The Opposite End of China is a blog written by an American in Xinjiang. He has recently been writing about Uyghur music and posting videos of Uyghur and faux-Uyghur pop music. In the post Listening to Xinjiang, he links to and describes some rather special recordings of Uyghur music. Nice one. |
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